One Year High
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Indicator Description
Year High value is used as an indicator to give investors an idea of how given equity may perform over mid or longer-term horizons. The One Year High may be utilized as a naive indicator of how the value of a stock is resistant or elastic over the long term investment horizon. For example, if the price of a fund or ETF is near a new One Year High, a rational investor may interpret it as a turning point and trade the instrument away or buy additional shares.
One Year High typically refers to the highest price that a given equity instrument has reached in the last 52 weeks. In other words, it is the highest price that investors paid or were willing to pay for a given stock, fund, or ETF over the past 52 weeks of trading.
One Year High | = | Highest Price in the Last 52 Weeks |
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